The Winner

Rob Corddry, 'The Winner'. Rob Corddry on 'The Winner'. Breaking News: Former "Daily Show" correspondent Rob Corddry is on diaper duty again. The comedian and his wife Sandra welcomed their second daughter into the family on Wednesday, ...

By Sean L. McCarthy Comedy pedigree: Hayes co-starred in Rob Corddry's 2007 short-lived FOX sitcom The Winner (and in Corddry's new WB online project Childrens' Hospital), and Smith already has comedic dad foil down pat from 200 episodes of it on FOX's ...

Entertainment Weekly  - Oct 15, 2008 No, Rob Corddry, sit down — The Winner was no winner, not even close. As excited as I am for Samantha and Jason, I'll be sad to see them exit Jon Stewart's ... Daily Show Alums to Write for CBS MEDIAWEEK all 7 news articles

 - Following in the footsteps of Steve Carell (The Office)--not to mention Ed Helms (also of The Office) and Rob Corddry (Fox's The Winner)--two more Daily ...

 CA - Daily Show" alums include Steve Carell, Rob Corddry ("The Winner"), Ed Helms ("The Office") and Stephen Colbert. Jones’ credits include the features "All ...

By RikerDonegal Yes, it's that good. And they are only the supporting players! Erinn Hayes plays the girlfriend. She's a babe. And very, very funny. She was great on The Winner back in 2007, but this script gives her more of a chance to shine. ...

Boston Globe  WA - Playing Bornheimer's on-screen fiancée is Erinn Hayes, who is best known for her role as Alison McKeller onthe 2007 FOX television series The Winner. ... The Worst Week' is funny -- but how long can it keep it up? Fort Worth Star Telegram TV Review: 'Worst Week' Zap2it.com

By Jason the TVaholic Kyle Bornheimer, who you may recognize from appearances on shows like Breaking Bad and Jericho, plays Briggs. Erinn Hayes (The Winner, Kitchen Confidential) plays his girlfriend. Nancy Lenehan (My Name Is Earl, Married to the Kellys) and Kurtwood Smith (That ’70s Show) play her parents.

Soon after, Steger landed his first television series opposite Rob Corddry in “The Winner,” produced by Seth MacFarlane. Following the sitcom, Michael became a series regular on “Buzz,” a pilot in which he starred opposite Sharon ...

They grow up so fast! The actress who portrayed a younger version of Jack and Jennifer’s daughter, Abby Deveraux on Days of Our Lives from 2003-2004, Jillian Clare, just turned sixteen. To honor this special milestone, Jillian held a Sweet Sixteen bash on July 25 that not only celebrated h...

 - He has since appeared on Life with Derek, Family Guy, and most recently on Rob Corddry’s short-lived sitcom The Winner. He has nearly a dozen film credits ...

 UK - James Rand’s first gig will be Babycream’s 5th birthday celebration, with Cream legend Alison Limerick on Friday 27th June 2008.

David Cook Declared The Winner Of American Idol Season 7  AZ - American Idol crowns a winner SheKnows.com Video: David Cook & David Archuleta Play Tom Cruise on American Idol National Ledger Did David Cook Really Want To Win American Idol? Reality TV Magazine

Live Blog: American Idol Results Show - And The Winner Is...  - I doubt that’s the last plug we’ll see for Fox’s SYTYCD, which premieres tomorrow night at 8 pm EST (yay!). 8:09 pm - When we come back from commercials, ... American Idol 7 Finale Recap: So It Is Down To You and It Is Down ... Foxes on Idol

Rob Corddry shaves the tuft  CA - I had a chance to interview him before, but it was for the short-lived show The Winner so it didn't run anywhere. Now that he's playing the bad guy chasing ...

By Glenn Reynolds

Narrated by present-day Glen Abbott, this coming-of-middle-age story proves that an unlikely underdog can eventually transform from a fear-riddled underachiever living with his parents to the richest man in Buffalo. After the only girl he's ever kissed, Alison, returns to town, Gle...

By Christopher Campbell However, I might be in a minority here, considering audiences weren't too receptive to his recent sitcom The Winner, nor were they interested in his starring role in Blackballed: The Bobby Dukes Story nor as support in The Heartbreak ...

Anyway, with the looming Simpsons movie on the horizon, you knew it wouldn't be long before people started talking about a possible Family Guy film. Cinematical gives us this: Seth McFarlane says there's a possibility that he might be bringing Family Guy to the big screen. According to The...

By Adam Finley The answer is maybe. The Hollywood Reporter writes that creator Seth MacFarlane is looking at the possibility of doing a Family Guy movie sometime in the future, which makes sense because it's much harder to make movies in the past. Continue reading A Family Guy flick and the return of The Wi...

By Adam Finley One plan McFarlane mentioned was to have former Family Guy scribe Ricky Blitt come back to work on the film script. It's worth noting that none of this is official, and that a basic plot for a Family Guy film hasn't even been thought up ...

By info Internet TV is plagued by the same problems as Blu-Ray and HD DVD, though: limited content, complex setup and high cost for hardware. Nevertheless, Internet TV is already good enough to make users realize that high definition video discs are a tangent to the real future of video delivery -...

Kelsey Mcneal, FOXGlen (Rob Corddry) and Josh (Keir Gilchrist) bond in "The Winner."       Only Glenn is no adolescent — he's 32. But he still lives at home with his mother (Linda Hart) and father (Lenny Clarke), he's never had a real job and he's only kissed one girl, when he was 14.

American Idol 6 West Coasters, don't worry, I'll put the winner under the cut, so you can only be spoiled if you choose to be. For the rest of us, it's already over, it already happened. A new winner has been chosen, and we sat through perhaps the most boring finale in 'Idol' history.... More

By Brett Love S05E18) And so ends a short, inconsistent, Family Guy season. I don't know if we should chalk it up to Seth MacFarlane being spread too thin with American Dad and The Winner to watch over, or just the show coming up on 100 episodes. Something just wasn't quite right at Family Guy HQ this season t...

By Anna Johns In: 'Til Death, House, Bones, The Simpsons, Family Guy, King of the Hill, American Dad, America's Most Wanted, Cops, Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader?, American Idol, 24, Prison Break, Out: The Winner, Standoff, Drive, The War at Home, The O.C., Justice, Happy Hour, The Rich List, Vanis...

SOMEONE’S IN THE ‘KITCHEN’  MO - One of them is Erinn Hayes, seen recently on “The Winner.” One of her regrets is that the show got canceled on a Wednesday, five days before her first ...

By Jeanne Germany’s version of American Idol “Super Star” has crowned their winner. Mark Medlock is his name and I have included a video of the footage of him winning, followed by his exit performance. Ummm… what do you think? I’m not sure how I feel but while I was listening to it, my [...]

By ebarnieh I finally, finally got to watch a comedy that I have been waiting for since I heard about the pilot this time last year. The Winner stars Rob Corddry as a 32 year old man man who is, ironically, a real loser who still lives with his parents, is a virgin and whose best friend is a teenage boy. Sounds h...

By Erica Sadun Filed under: Analysis / Opinion, iTSThere's a new trend over at the iTunes store: shows that you can buy and watch well in advance of the network premiere. Take "The Winner", for example, or "Andy Barker, PI". Both these shows debuted on iTunes, with all their episodes, before they started a...

The name of Rob Corddry’s Fox comedy is “The Winner,” but the real winner in all this is “The Daily Show,” which has become the fertile breeding ground for comic actors that “Saturday Night Live” once was.

By editorial@zap2it.com FOX held steady with a "Family Guy" rerun, 4.6/7, and a second episode of "The Winner," 3.5/5. A "Top Model" rerun finished the night for The CW. "Cold Case" and "Without a Trace" completed the CBS sweep with a 10.0/17 at 10 pm "The ...

Relax, Rob Corddry. This story shouldn’t keep you awake at night, but it probably will anyway. Interviews do that to him, and that’s odd considering he interviewed the unsuspecting for years on Comedy Central’s faux news program, “The Daily Show.”

Interviews do that to him, and that's odd considering he interviewed the unsuspecting for years on Comedy Central's faux news program, "The Daily Show." But after a round of interviews to promote his new Fox sitcom, "The Winner," ...

By Aaron Barnhart Does a live studio audience condemn your sitcom to CBS-style unhipness? Ask Ricky Blitt. The Family Guy writer whose new comedy, The Winner, stars Rob Corddry, offers a spirited defense of his decision not to make his show a single-camera,...

By thetvaddict STANDOFF, THE WAR AT HOME, WEDDING BELLS all look to be on the bubble with the Rob Corddry laugher THE WINNER, well not exactly living up to its namesake in the ratings department. theTVaddict.com begs for the return of: THE WINNER, ...

By Bob Sassone Filed under: Programming, What To Watch TonightAt 7, CBS has a new 60 Minutes, followed by new episodes of The Amazing Race, Cold Case, and Without A Trace. ABC has a new America's Funniest Home Videos at 7, then a new Extreme Makeover. NBC has a new Dateline at 7, then new episodes of Grease: Yo...

By Bob Sassone At 8, FOX has a new Simpsons, then new episodes of The Winner, Family Guy, and The Winner. Nickelodeon has a new Zoey 101 at 8. Also at 8: Sundance has a new ep of Slings & Arrows. At 9, Sci-Fi has a new Dresden Files, ...

When Alison is unable to accompany Josh on a weekend trip to the State Spelling Bee in Albany, she asks Glen to chaperone. Since no one knows them a few hundred miles away, Glen and Josh decide to reinvent themselves. Glen wears a toupee and creates the persona of Lance Manley, a studly airline...

With 32-year-old Glen spending more and more time away from home, his parents' marriage starts to unravel. Glen finds comfort in his new surrogate family: his dream girl Alison, her son, and her boyfriend. When it becomes obvious he's overstayed his welcome at Alison’s, Glen decides to ca...

By la_elina The Winner, which is co-written by MacFarlane and fellow Family Guy writer Ricky Blitt, stars Corddry as Glen Abbott, a coddled man-child (excuse me, late bloomer) who at age 32 still lives with his parents, has never held down a job ...

By BuzzSugar That said, I don't know if Corddry has what it takes to helm his own sitcom, but he'll get a chance to prove himself tonight at 9:30 pm when "The Winner" debuts on Fox. It's got good people behind it — "Family Guy" Seth MacFarlane is ...

By Bob Sassone At 7:30, FOX has a new ep of The War At Home, then a new Simpsons, the premiere of The Winner, a new Family Guy, then another new ep of The Winner. Starting at 8, TLC has a David Blaine magic marathon. The Food Network has a new Emeril ...

Alison invites Glen over for dinner, and Glen is elated until he's told by a co-worker that a divorcee has urges and he will be expected to put out. Embarrassed by his non-past and fearful it will drive the love of his life away, Glen decides to visit a massage parlor to give him a quick tutorial...

By LC Angell Apple’s iTunes Store is now selling the first six episodes of Fox’s The Winner in advance of the show’s March 4th premiere. Blockbuster is in talks to buy Movielink as “a way to speed its entry into the…

By Aaron Barnhart On “The Winner,” Rob Corddry plays Glen Abbott, a 32-year-old single white male in a state of severely arrested development. He lives at home with his parents. He watches TV all day. His best friend is the teenage geek who...

By Daniel Fienberg Back in 1994, Glen was a 32-year-old virgin living with his parents (Lenny Clarke and Linda Hart) and coasts through life on the waves of subpar primetime TV. Inspiration moves in across the street in the form of Alison (Erinn Hayes). ...

By thetvaddict Join FAMILY GUY’s Seth MacFarlane and Ricky Blitt alongside “The Daily Show”’s Rob Corddry as they talk about the new coming-of-middle-age comedy THE WINNER on FOX.com Sunday, March 4, from 9:30 PM-1:00 AM ET (6:30-10:00 PM PT). ...

By Denis Horgan Ricky Blitt has a funny personal tale to tale about “The Winner,” a new sitcom starring Rob Corddry as Glen Abbott, an inexperienced late-bloomer who lives with his parents. But he’s also got something of a target on the actress Faye ...

By Anna Johns Returning: 24, American Dad, American Idol, America's Most Wanted: America Strikes Back, Bones, Cops, Family Guy, House, King of the Hill, The Loop, MADtv, Nanny 911, The O.C., Prison Break, The Simpsons, Trading Spouses: Meet your new Mommy, The War at Home.